Examples of using To be able to have in English and their translations into Danish
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it seems to us vital for the Council and Parliament to be able to have their say on the validity of such restrictions.
a lot of people also wish that it did not cost them so much just to be able to have the freedom that credit cards can offer.
We can't wait for 30 years for doctors to be able to have this early detection
Frankly, I would love to be able to have some kind of combat advantage for my boyfriend
also to be able to have a control visit the day after the procedure)
doesn't drain battery just as much, but to be able to have the ability to utilize it,
we should be glad to raise the questions in the April partsession in order to be able to have a reply not only from the Commission
people look to Turkey to be able to have a frontage towards Europe,
Many reporters want to be able to have more recording storage time,
the need for the ordinary person in India to be able to have a couple of square meals a day,
That's what it means to be able to have a good relationship.
You're not going to be able to have kids if you pump it too much.
That led me along to be able to have a quality life of a lot of interaction with amazing domestic and wild animals.
The Remote gives you so many different play styles, and it is fun to be able to have someone else control things from afar.
Reason is to be able to have the content portable,
I want to be able to have fun.
I'm not going to be able to have it, no matter what happens.
while the church wants to be able to have the veil and cross in the school, the government disagreed.
It is extremely important for the European Parliament to be able to have confidence in comitology,
I am so lucky to be able to have a work life balance that allows me to be happy